Nagafen

Jared "Nagafen" Harrell is an American Call of Duty player for Most Wanted.

Biography

Advanced Warfare

Nagafen began to make his name known during Advanced Warfare. He and his teammates on team Revenge turned many heads during the MLG Pro League Season 2 qualification as well as NA Regionals for Call of Duty Championship 2015. During Revenge's run at Call of Duty Championship 2015 Nagafen was recognized as a truly unique player. He was praised by casters for his intelligent movement style, excellent sniping ability, and calm demeanor paired with tons of in-game composure. Aches, as he is known to do, recognized this talent in forming the Prophecy NA squad for Season 2, where he and Nagafen played alongside Apathy and his old teammate Aqua. The team failed to qualify for MLG Season 2 Playoffs. Nagafen was eventually replaced for Octane, another player recognized as new talent. Nagafen joined his former teammate from team Revenge, Remy, to form Epsilon.NA with Swanny, an established EU pro, and Royalty. The team qualified for MLG Season 3 at the Season 2 Regulation by finishing 2nd place behind Isolation. Parasite then replaced Swanny, and the team saw success under Parasite's leadership. Nagafen continued to show his prowess in the Search and Destroy mode, as well as fast SMG play in respawn modes.

Black Ops 3

In Black Ops 3, Nagafen reunited with his Team Revenge teammates AquA, Faccento and Remy. They were signed by Team eLevate. Thanks to their consistent play and incredible team chemistry, eLevate was considered a successful squad. After Season 1 of the CoD World League, Nagafen became a household name in the competitive CoD scene. His crazy sniper shots and elaborate routes around the map became a regular sight on the CWL's Top 5 Plays segment. In fact, many say that it was Nagafen that popularized the P06 Sniper rifle in competitive Search and Destroy. Elevate showed up at the MLG Anaheim Open 2016, until they were reverse swept by OpTic Gaming in the grand finals for a second place finish. In the weeks following, the team dropped from fourth to ninth in 2016 NA CWL Stage 2 Regular Season and missed out on 2016 NA CWL Stage 2 Playoffs by map win percentage. Despite this, Nagafen and his squad continued to impress, failing to place out of the top 3 at the remaining major LAN events in Black Ops 3.